Alguns dels poemes d'Ausiàs March
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145
1912
Catalan
- Així com cell qui en lo somni es delita
- Quins tan segurs consells vas encercant
- Colguen les gents amb alegria festes
- Lexant a part l'estil dels trobadors
- No em fall record de temps tan delitós
- Lo jorn ha por de perdre sa claror
- Veles e vents han mos desigs complir
Aquest audiollibre conté diversos poemes del poeta valencià Ausiàs March. Aquests poemes són especialment coneguts per haver estat musicats pel cèlebre cantautor Raimon. Aquesta tria ha estat llegida per Maria Josep Altadill per a la campanya "Donants de veu", impulsada per la Universitat Oberta de Catalunya amb l'objectiu d'augmentar la presència de la literatura en català en el mon de l'audiollibre. Ausiàs March és la figura capdavantera de la poesia medieval en català, l'obra extensa del qual va ser àmpliament coneguda al seu temps (segle XV) i posteriorment en el conjunt de les literatures hispàniques.
This audiobook contains several poems by the Valencian poet Ausiàs March. Those poems are well known for being set to music by the famous singer Raimon. This selection have been read by Maria Josep Altadill for the campaign "Donants de veu", organized under the auspices of the Open University of Catalonia in order to make Catalan literature more widely available in audiobook format. Ausiàs March is the leading figure of Medieval Catalan poetry, whose wide-ranging body of work was well known in his time (15th century) and remained popular in the whole Hispanic literature afterwards. (Introducció de Carles Roset)
This audiobook contains several poems by the Valencian poet Ausiàs March. Those poems are well known for being set to music by the famous singer Raimon. This selection have been read by Maria Josep Altadill for the campaign "Donants de veu", organized under the auspices of the Open University of Catalonia in order to make Catalan literature more widely available in audiobook format. Ausiàs March is the leading figure of Medieval Catalan poetry, whose wide-ranging body of work was well known in his time (15th century) and remained popular in the whole Hispanic literature afterwards. (Introducció de Carles Roset)
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